2020 U.S. Presidential Election - Took place November 3, 2020. Former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden assumed office January 20, 2021.

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CrippleThreat said:

Ahh, I love all the happenings after Joe's "decisive" victory.
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So I happen to have an interest in investing and the like, not robinhood YOLO wallstreetbets shit. The boring stuff. Anyway a fund manager whose podcast I listen to stated that the reason for this upsurge of optimism is because of the prospects of a divided government. A divided government means neither side can get their agendas across so easily and thus limit uncertainties. Calling this a Biden bump is not just wrong, it's actively misinforming people. A "decisive" victory would have been bad. This split decision outcome however? Not bad.
 
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MarvinTheParanoidAndroid said:
What's the result of that? Does that mean Trump gets it by default or they're just flushing the votes and disqualifying the state from the electoral college?
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Trump gets the votes, if they do that. But it is absolutely the last possible solution, as it would 100% cause a firestorm -- perhaps literally.

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The more I think of this the more I think this will be a " Yeah, he won in the end but" situation. Like the Democrats won't face any repercussions for their actions and he won't win as handily as he was going to.
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Razorfist thinks this is literally what the plan was. It wasn't about stealing it for Biden, it was about making Trump's second term "illegitimate" in the eyes of the left.

He didn't win because:
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Of course, RBG died on September 18th. When did most of this fuckery start according to the autists? Requested in September, mailed in by October, right?
 
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String Boy said:
Did he "betray" him? He just said congrats to Biden when everyone is acting like Biden has won already. Seems like typical international politics.
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Bibi waited until the last possible second to congratulate biden even after rival political leaders congratulated Biden. He's facing a lot of flak in the Israeli media due to that, his hand was forced by the need to maintain good relations with the US.
 
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HumanHive said:
www.breitbart.com

NV Clark County Election Official Won't Investigate Fraud Reports Until Post-Election

Nevada Clark County Registrar of Voters Joe Gloria said his office has received allegations of voter fraud but will not investigate until...
www.breitbart.com www.breitbart.com

Stalling has begun in NV. Keep eye out for talk of lawsuit or direct appointment.
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Lawsuits most like. God damn the democrat lawyers here fucked up. Saying you won't look into something that might have hurt someone IS damages in the legal sense.
 
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76LD910 said:
I haven't checked the thread in a couple days and I know this has probably been said a few times before but I'd just like to write this down somewhere.

Assuming Biden gets in and Trump steps down, on balance this this was a horrible outcome for the left in America. Behind the attempts at imitating the jubilation of their brain dead followers I have to think DNC strategists are shitting themselves behind closed doors.

The election for the presidency was very close. As of now (and it will change slightly) Biden is winning Arizona, Georgia, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvanian collectively by less than 100,000 thousand votes, it came down to the Midwest again because Biden could afford to loose both Arizona and Georgia and still just barely stay over the top assuming the Midwest held for him, loosing any of them at that point would end it and we're talking about margins of 20,000 and 45,000 in WI and PA.

If you had shown me this years electoral map and told me we had similar 55-60% turnout as the last few elections I would have thought it was comfortable victory for Biden but definitely not a blowout. Arizona and Georgia flipping were in the realm of possibility if it wen't well for Biden, but in a blowout Florida would have likely flipped and maybe Texas as well.

But knowing the record turnout we're seeing across the board and the small margins in some states has me looking at the map and imagining the ones we were very close to getting in astonishment. Before last week if you had told me we would be getting this turnout I'd have assumed the GOP would not only loose the presidency by a landslide in the EC, but that they would be absolutely BTFO across the board.

The only excuse I'll give the DNC is they chose to field a walking corpse as their candidate, hatred for Trump on the left outweighed the lack of enthusiasm for Biden, the loss of the presidency alongside GOP gains in the house and a pitched senate battle support that. I think that's what primarily drove turnout on the left.

That could indicate a massive problem for them going forward. The conventional wisdom the left had put their hopes in for the last couple decades, that higher participation in an election typically means left leaning populations who don't participate as much as more conservative ones will be reached in higher numbers, didn't seem to play out this year judging by the close margins we're seeing in some places. The disparity between the presidency and congressional races potentially indicates an even bigger problem, the well of potential die hard leftists is running dry and they're only reaching more moderate sections of those populations.

This should have been the strongest showing the DNC had in decades and yet Trump got closer then the last two candidates the GOP put forward, that isn't going unnoticed. The next candidate will incorporate his platform and some aspects of his personality and tone, but probably not as much that it rubs some people so badly.
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No offense, but assuming this isn't bait, this post comes across as incredibly misinformed, the idea of fraud isn't even mentioned once. Check the highlights in this thread over the past week, or hell, even just today.
 
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HumanHive said:
www.breitbart.com

NV Clark County Election Official Won't Investigate Fraud Reports Until Post-Election

Nevada Clark County Registrar of Voters Joe Gloria said his office has received allegations of voter fraud but will not investigate until...
www.breitbart.com www.breitbart.com

Stalling has begun in NV. Keep eye out for talk of lawsuit or direct appointment.
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> sure we might have had the election stolen in our county but that's nothing we need to look into until after the election is done

I continue to be shocked at how brazen the left can be when they think they have power.
 
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